Honestly had the best time in the adults only and the excursion we booked (a catamaran for 4 hours to watch the dolphins and whales) was absolutely amazing and all sorted out for us by the hotel! All the team members there were so lovely and nothing was ever too much to ask! I’m also incredibly grateful to Laura (at Terra Sana) for making the start of my birthday there so special! There were lots of choices for food but the breakfast buffet at Terra Sana was in my opinion the best. If you’re looking for something right in front of the beach, with lovely rooms (each room is a suite), lovely views and lovely people then I would 100% recommend.

I stayed here for 8 days as a solo visitor. I highly recommend the hotel. Staff is great, always willing to help, and nothing is too much trouble. The AI drinks selection is very good (and I'm not a big drinker!) The villas are clean, very modern, and mine came with a huge balcony (I would've loved to not have a view of the road bit it didn't impact my stay at all). I would've liked a few more vegetarian dishes as I don't eat a lot of pork and fish but I was very happy with what was on offer. I would happily return. You're able to use the restaurants and facilities in the sister resorts but they were very busy and very child orientated. I definitely wanted a peaceful retreat and that's what I got.

Fabulous hotel, wonderful staff and all round enjoyable experience. Shower pressure wasn’t great but that didn’t ruin the trip. Restaurant choice is great if you enjoy a buffet but there are some a la carte restaurants as an option which are not included in the boarding options. Avoid La Mar Salada. We went for a birthday meal and left extremely disappointed. Food did not taste nice and service was almost non existent! All round, a great holiday though and would highly recommend.

We spent 4 nights at the Barceló Fuerteventura Royal Level – Adults Only - to celebrate our 25th wedding anniversary. Our room was clean, but maintenance issues detracted from our comfort. The sofa needed a deep cleaning, and the main balcony railing was loose and felt unsafe, which was particularly concerning. The bedroom balcony, on the other hand, had no furniture at all—just an empty space, which seemed like a missed opportunity for enjoying the outdoors. The bathroom was spacious, with a good-sized shower, but the shower door lacked a bottom track. This caused the glass door to swing inwards and felt unstable. It also left a gap at the floor level, resulting in water soaking the bathroom floor every time we used it. Upon arrival, the bed was made up as two singles instead of the king we had expected. While housekeeping quickly addressed this when we informed reception, the noise from our room location remained a problem. Being on the first floor at the back of the resort, we were exposed to constant road noise and live music from a nightclub across the street, which blared until 1 a.m. nightly. The live entertainment from the pool bar was also audible from our balcony. A poorly fitted door with large gaps only amplified these issues. When we raised our concerns with reception, they said the resort was fully booked and no alternative rooms were available. We mentioned several times during check-in and our discussions with reception that this was our 25th wedding anniversary—a milestone trip for us. No one even acknowledged it, let alone made any effort to make our stay special. For context, when we celebrated our 15th anniversary at a different hotel, they surprised us with a small gesture of a bottle of Prosecco and chocolate-covered strawberries. We didn’t expect anything extravagant, but even a simple “Happy Anniversary” would have gone a long way. The resort itself was clean, and the facilities were well-maintained. However, the pool area suffered from the common issue of guests “reserving” loungers with towels as early as 7 a.m., only to leave them empty for hours. A pool lounger assignment system would help resolve this frustrating situation. The food was a big disappointment. We were shocked by the low quality and poor presentation at both the adults-only buffet and the main resort buffet. Salad Bar: Mostly prepackaged or tinned items like bagged salad mix, tinned mushrooms, and sweetcorn. Salad dressings were unlabelled, making it unclear what was being offered. Charcuterie: While visually appealing, nothing was labelled, and not every platter had tongs or forks, leading to guests handling food with their hands. Hot Food: This was the most disappointing. The selection felt more like a children’s menu, with frozen fried items such as chips, mozzarella sticks, spring rolls, and croquettes. One day at lunch, we saw what appeared to be a pulled pork pizza. However, upon tasting it, we realised it was not pork at all—it was tinned tuna paired with onion! Additionally, the lack of labelling on hot food items made it difficult to know what was being served, and the labels that were present were unhelpful (e.g., “pork in sauce” or “surprise chicken”). Even worse, there was a persistent lack of serving utensils, which led to significant cross-contamination throughout the buffets. We also looked into the resort’s à la carte restaurants, where all-inclusive guests received a 20% discount. However, reviews on Google and TripAdvisor suggested these options were equally underwhelming, and we didn’t want to risk further disappointment, especially on our anniversary. In the end, we chose to dine out locally for two of our four dinners, which was a far better experience. While the resort had potential, the experience was marred by maintenance issues, poor food quality, and a lack of attention to detail. We left feeling let down, and unfortunately, we cannot recommend this resort to others. It is certainly not deserving of its advertised 4-star rating.

We had a delightful few days at the Barcelo Fuerteventura Royal Level - Adults Only. What we particularly enjoyed: - The suite: it was decorated with taste and very clean, the AC worked well, you also got bathrobes, slippers and a complimentary minibar on arrival (any restocking was chargeable). - The food at Terra Sana: all the food that we ate there was delicious, there was plenty to choose from at both breakfast and dinner (we were HB). The breakfast we had there was probably the best breakfast we've had at a hotel. We particularly enjoyed getting drinks served at our table (including barista drinks) and several egg dishes. The buffet was also amazing. - the staff were very helpful and genuinely appeared happy to be there. - The small details and gestures that made this hotel stand out. For example, every evening small chocolates were delivered to our suite, and towel changes were free throughout the stay. We loved the tastefully decorated dedicated reception for RL guests (situated in the Barcelo Castillo Hotel) with complimentary drinks and seating. - The fact that RL guests could use almost all restaurants at the adjacent hotels, although their quality was understandably not the same as the Terra Sana restaurant. - The atmosphere around the grounds was peaceful, and it was easy to forget you were situated in the centre of a busy tourist resort. What could be improved: - All well-placed sunbeds were reserved by around 8am, but then often unoccupied until midday. We only once saw the lifeguard place stickers with the time written on onto unoccupied sunbeds. We've seen better practices at other Barcelo hotels, including taping off the pool area completely until 9am. At this hotel, it would be easier to ban reserving sunbeds (i.e. all belongings would be removed) until 9am. - Royal Level guests could use other facilities and restaurants across all three hotels (the other two being Fuerteventura Mar and Fuerteventura Castillo), however the extent to which this was possible was not made clear and took an unnecessary amount of detective work! For example, RL guests can enjoy the Thalasso Spa Thermal Circuit for free (normally €32 per couple) and Mini Golf for free (normally around €5 per person). Other than being told this quickly at Check In, these benefits weren't publicised and we found ourselves having to double check by using the app to ask questions before we turned up. A printed A4 sheet could have summarised these benefits clearly! - The response time to questions we asked via the Barcelo App Royal Level messaging service was often slow, taking several hours to get a response. The lack of any reception or physical concierge in the RL grounds left us feeling isolated. Some other things to note: - Caleta de Fuste is primarily a resort town with a few bars and restaurants but not much else- we would recommend renting a car and visiting the rest of the island if you are staying for more than a few days or if you want to add some cultural visits to your trip.